The Bei'anzhuang Pagoda

The Bei'anzhuang Pagoda was built in the Ming Dynasty. It is a seven story octagonal brick pagoda with a height of more than 20 meters. The first floor has a door, and it is said that it can be climbed to the third floor, which is solid. The eaves of this tower extend slightly, and the arch of wooden architecture is small and exquisite. The fourth and seventh eaves are supported by arch of wooden architecture and inverted lotus petals. The lower tower eaves are still octagonal, with less pronounced edges and corners as one goes up, while the upper floors have almost become circular. The top of the tower is a brick gourd brake.